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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1908
Page
4
The notice lists price plans for the independent newspaper in Pendleton Oregon. Includes daily and weekly subscriptions by mail and carrier, with varied durations and rates, plus distribution locations and press association membership details.
A historical sounding cadence echoes in a verse invoking remembrance and national resolve. The text references God of our fathers and God of Hosts, urging vigilance and humility lest the nation forget in facing power.
A discussion contrasts Republican and Democratic views on Pacific defense. Captain Hobson argues the Democratic platform supports a navy to defend all coasts, while Republicans dodge the issue. The piece warns that keeping the Philippines risks war with Japan and costly casualties for the United States.
A city audience heard a stark critique of race relations arguing the West faces a race problem like the South. The piece claims Japanese immigration will grow without a law restricting entry and schools must segregate by race. It asserts a constitutional clash over the Japanese treaty and warns the Democratic Party supports white supremacy on the Pacific coast.
A reading highlights a naval speaker who praises the Democratic party for progress and reform in contrast to the conservative Republican party. The piece emphasizes dignified, forceful argument in favor of putting the Democrats in power.
The piece argues for political change amid two party alternation, critiques tariff burdens as a hidden indirect tax benefiting trusts, and notes Hobson's speech as clearer than typical stump rhetoric. It reflects postwar bias, party disagreements, and calls for democracy.
Each day the outlook for the woolen mill grows brighter. Local capitalists, seeing the mill as a good business proposition and the movement as in capable hands, are coming forward noisily offering their money to finance the industry. The Oregonian believes they will never regret their action.
A credibly conservative figure debates whether to oppose a perceived evil. Another view champions direct confrontation to eradicate wrongdoing, advocating bold action and decisive removal of the threat.
Observers remark that Japan shows courtesy now, contrasting with four years ago, and questions how relations will unfold as the fleet returns to the Atlantic, signaling shifts in postwar posture and diplomacy.
A lyrical vignette describes Shadowtown ferrying a sleepy child and a dog named Shep See toward a harbor at dusk. Ruby and the speaker drift from the world as lights shimmer, fog glows, and mintorly glancing iim reflections ripple by the window sill. The scene ends with a quiet anchor lowering and a child bidding good night.
Government fuel expert Prof. Robert Fernald predicts railroads will soon run on electricity from central plants near coal mines. Transmitting power over distances beyond 256 miles could electrify most U S railroads and also power factories, reducing smoke and soot for cities and towns.
A simple economical method to waterproof matches uses paraffin coating. After dipping and drying, the matches scratch and light as usual, even after six to seven hours underwater. Treated matches resist moisture, require more rubbing to light, and are less prone to accidental ignition, making them handy for camping trips.
Imports to the United States for August reached 91 economy shows a high deficit while domestic exports totaled 1 075 076 555. Imports stood at 700 014 0006 with earlier 1907 figures cited. Declines in foreign trade reflect trends seen in leading European countries, affecting many sectors.
A bazaar and sale to benefit St Anthony's Hospital will be held November 10 Lith 12 Lith and 14 Lith in the Renn building.
Editorial fragment argues the town and county benefit from the East Oregonian's political stance, presenting a pragmatic view of policy alignment with local interests. The text emphasizes steadiness and community welfare as guiding priorities.
A brief comment notes that rain falls equally on Republican and Democrat realms in a metaphorical public square. It reflects a neutral, shared weather moment without asserting political outcomes or specific events. The line reads as a pointed observation on equality of conditions across factions.
Mian May Jory a Meadow Lake Wheh teacher in the primary department was arrested Saturday on a charge of cruelly sapping and pulling the hair of student Clara Cheske. The case was brought before Justice Web at Cheney where the parent withdrew the complaint and both sides paid half the costs.
A reflective line notes that the growth of cities owes to dreamers who imagined progress, transforming untouched forests and mineral sites into thriving urban areas through ambition and innovation.
Polytechnic Business College and School of Engineering in Oakland offers high grade business training with courses in business training, shorthand and typewriting, telegraphy, civil electrical mechanical and mining engineering. Graduates readily find employment. Pleasant homelike housing is available at cost. Free personalized cards upon request.
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